Turn thee benvolio look upon thy death What Does This Mean?

Tybalt: "What are you doing facing mere servants (Abraham and the other Capulet servant)? (Tybalt insults Benvolio for 'fighting' the Capulet servants and not a kinsman like him. He also makes a pun, "heartless hinds", referring the Montague servants, Sampson and Gregory, as peasants [hinds] who lack courage [heartless], nor a proper master/leader [hartless - sounds like heartless]) Turn around Benvolio, face your death."

Benvolio: "I am trying to make peace. Put up your sWord (quit before it escalates into something worse and more dangerous), or use it to stop the servants from fighting."

Tybalt: "What? You drew your sWord and talk about peace? I hate the Word peace, like how I hate hell, all Montagues and you. Take this, you coward!"